Bill Oketch is a Correspondent at Daily Monitor. He covers a range of topics including education, agriculture, and workforce issues, with a focus on private and public education systems, AgriTech, and sustainable agricultural practices. Bill's work has been featured in MSN, KFM (Uganda), and Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company.
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By: Bill Oketch
Lira Regional Referral Hospital is stepping up preparations for 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
By: Bill Oketch
The Paramount Chief (Won Nyaci) of Lango, Eng Dr Michael Moses Odongo Okune, has rallied the Lango diaspora to invest in health, education and
By: Bill Oketch
In Aweayela Village, Otuke District, mothers travel for more than an hour to weigh their children, learn about nutritious meals and seek help for undernourished children at a community nutrition model home.
By: Bill Oketch
Joshua Ngorok has watched the skies over Jimos Village in Kotido District for months, but the prolonged dry spell has left his beekeeping business struggling.
By: Bill Oketch
Rural women in Otuke and Agago districts have helped expand Uganda's shea butter exports, with Okere Shea Cooperative Society Limited shipping 23 metric tonnes of Nilotica shea butter to the United States.
By: Bill Oketch
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know:
By: Bill Oketch
Emmanuel Eteru left school after Ordinary Level. Today, the 34-year-old provides technical advice to farmers and agronomists across Karamoja and northern Uganda, earning Shs30 million in commissions since 2024.
By: Bill Oketch
On a cool Wednesday evening, Primary Five pupils at Amorigoga Primary School sat at desks, following an English lesson on banking.
By: Bill Oketch
What you need to know: In the 2025 PLE results, out of 60 candidates registered at the center, none achieved a First Grade, 32 passed in
By: Bill Oketch
What you need to know: The complex is designed to accommodate 20,000 spectators in the main stadium, which will have an athletics track and training facilities with at least two changing rooms.
